Outside the Beltway

How likely are more sweeping health care reforms in the US? Not very likely at all.

Did we have a free market in health care prior to the passage of PPACA? No.

Castro banned “Sicko” for fear that ordinary Cubans would be up in arms seeing facilities that are not available to the vast majority of them.

The new health care law’s individual mandate was the subject of another bruising court battle yesterday, but the real question in the room was what, if any, are the limits on Congressional authority?

A Federal Judge in Virginia has handed the first legal defeat to the President’s health care reform package.

Yes, a federal judge has ruled the individual mandate to be unconstitutional. However, this issue is hardly settled yet.

Another Federal Judge dismisses a Constitutional challenge to the health care reform law, and demonstrates just how unlikely it is that any of the lawsuits against the law will be successful.

Newly elected Rep. Andy Harris was aghast when told his health benefits wouldn’t kick in until 28 days after his swearing-in.

Here’s my plan for creating a budget surplus of $126 billion by 2015 and $592 billion by 2030.

A Federal Judge in Florida has handed a significant, albeit procedural, victory to the opponents of ObamaCare.

A federal judge has ruled that ObamaCare’s individual mandate is Constitutional and thus brings to fruition the inevitable, ridiculous result of Wickard v. Filburn.

The new health care law’s individual mandate has survived it’s first legal challenge, and that’s not really a surprise.

The perfect storm of a bad economy and a new, massive, unpopular government entitlement program may be combing to cause serious damage to Democrats in November.

Paul Krugman’s Medicare projections don’t line up with what the actuaries are telling us.

The Obama Administration is dismissing the results of a referendum in Missouri that purports to strike down health insurance mandates.

Missouri voters became the latest to express displeasure with the new health care reform law yesterday.

A Federal District Court Judge has allowed a lawsuit against the Obama Administration’s health care reform law filed by the Commonwealth of Virginia to proceed.

Everyone seems to agree that the new 1099 reporting requirements contained in the health care reform bill are a bad idea, but nobody wants to take the time to repeal them.

A new poll claims that the health care reform law is now supported by a majority of Americans. Don’t believe it.

Yet another “hidden” provision of ObamaCare is revealed to hold nasty surprises for America’s small business owners.